Imagine living in the AOL office... and not being an AOL employee
Last night, I was passing time while browsing Facebook when I realized my friend, Eric, had a lot of unusual buzz going on regarding some recent media attention. You might remember Eric from my posts on ClassConnect - a FANTASTIC and Free resource for teachers and students.
After a quick visit to his page, I was amazed to see the following two short videos. Both are a must see! I got so excited seeing my name on some of the files when the ClassConnect site was being featured in the background. Plus, the videos are interesting because they give you a look inside the AOL office and Eric's new home. I think you'll agree after watching the video segments that Eric is simply a guy that you can't help but root for - he's got such ambition and drive while maintaining a sense of humor and charm.
In all fairness... Eric did send out a Tweet back in March asking for a spare sofa spot...
Daniel Terdiman has a nice post including images explaining 'The Secret of How to Live at AOL."
My favorite question Eric poses...
If you were to invest in a company, would you invest in someone that closed up shop and went home or would you invest in a person that against all odds figured out a way to pull everything together when everything was literally stacked against them?
I'm so fortunate that Eric and I had the chance to present together at this year's annual Michigan Reading Association conference. I really believe in what he is building with ClassConnect, and I get so excited sharing his product with others. I encourage you to click here and check out my post on ClassConnect: Dropbox + Pinterest + SMART Exchange for Teachers + Common Core = ClassConnect
Eric's confidence has helped to propel his success. I always get a laugh when I see his business card...
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Thanks for sharing. I had not heard of Classconnect, but look forward to using it.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! :)
ReplyDeleteI think you'll really enjoy using it.
Thanks,
Erin